Model-Driven Evaluation of User-Perceived Service Availability. Dittrich, A. & Rezende, R. In pages 39-53. May.
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Service-oriented architecture (SOA), which proposes services as basic building elements of system design, has emerged as an approach to master growing system complexity. However, it remains difficult to evaluate dependability of such distributed and heterogeneous functionality as it depends highly on the properties of the enabling information and communications technology (ICT) infrastructure. Moreover, every specific pair service client and provider can utilize different ICT components, constituting for the \emphuser-perceived view of a service. We provide a model-driven methodology to automatically create reliability block diagrams of such views. Given a service description, a network topology model and a pair service client and provider, it identifies relevant ICT components and generates a user-perceived service availability model (UPSAM). We then use this UPSAM to calculate the steady-state availability of different views on an examplary mail service deployed in the network infrastructure of University of Lugano.
@incollection{ DitRez:2013:MEUSA,
  abstract = {Service-oriented architecture (SOA), which proposes services as basic building elements of system design, has emerged as an approach to master growing system complexity. However, it remains difficult to evaluate dependability of such distributed and heterogeneous functionality as it depends highly on the properties of the enabling information and communications technology (ICT) infrastructure. Moreover, every specific pair service client and provider can utilize different ICT components, constituting for the \emph{user-perceived} view of a service. We provide a model-driven methodology to automatically create reliability block diagrams of such views. Given a service description, a network topology model and a pair service client and provider, it identifies relevant ICT components and generates a user-perceived service availability model (UPSAM). We then use this UPSAM to calculate the steady-state availability of different views on an examplary mail service deployed in the network infrastructure of University of Lugano.},
  author = {Dittrich, Andreas and Rezende, Rafael},
  crossref = {EWDC:2013:DC},
  doi = {10.1007/978-3-642-38789-0_4},
  keywords = {Service networks; Service dependability; Availability; Quality of service; Service network management; Modeling; Object oriented modeling; Design engineering},
  month = {May},
  pages = {39-53},
  title = {Model-Driven Evaluation of User-Perceived Service Availability}
}

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